It was announced yesterday that Force India came to an agreement to come out of administration but the team's chief operating officer Otmar Szafnauer admitted that there were moments when he thought the team would not make it. The team were saved by a consortium led by Lawrance Stroll, father of Williams driver Lance Stroll, a deal which would see all creditors paid in full and save all 405 jobs at the Force India team. Speaking to Autosport, Szafnauer admitted that there had been times where he felt the team wouldn't come out the other side of the process and would end up like Manor before them. “Once we went into administration, there were a couple that have been there and...
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